The operations team and the development team want a single place to view both operating system and application logs. How should you implement this using AWS services? (Choose two.)
A. Using AWS CloudFormation, create a CloudWatch Logs LogGroup and send the operating system and application logs of interest using the CloudWatch Logs Agent.
B. Using AWS CloudFormation and configuration management, set up remote logging to send events via UDP packets to CloudTrail.
C. Using configuration management, set up remote logging to send events to Amazon Kinesis and insert these into Amazon CloudSearch or Amazon Redshift, depending on available analytic tools. D. Using AWS CloudFormation, create a CloudWatch Logs LogGroup. Because the Cloudwatch Log agent automatically sends all operating system logs, you only have to configure the application logs for sending off-machine.
D. Using AWS CloudFormation, merge the application logs with the operating system logs, and use IAM Roles to allow both teams to have access to view console output from Amazon EC2.
A. Using AWS CloudFormation, create a CloudWatch Logs LogGroup and send the operating system and application logs of interest using the CloudWatch Logs Agent.
B. Using AWS CloudFormation and configuration management, set up remote logging to send events via UDP packets to CloudTrail.
C. Using configuration management, set up remote logging to send events to Amazon Kinesis and insert these into Amazon CloudSearch or Amazon Redshift, depending on available analytic tools. D. Using AWS CloudFormation, create a CloudWatch Logs LogGroup. Because the Cloudwatch Log agent automatically sends all operating system logs, you only have to configure the application logs for sending off-machine.
D. Using AWS CloudFormation, merge the application logs with the operating system logs, and use IAM Roles to allow both teams to have access to view console output from Amazon EC2.